Online / Virtual
Workshop
Event
BAME Mental Health awareness workshop
Counselling All Nations Services (CANS)
Cost:
Free Event - registration is required
CANS would like to invite you to online workshop on the Mental Health awareness workshop for people from Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic (BAME) communities in Northern Ireland.
You can join on any of the following dates:
Belfast Trust area: 6 – 7pm 30/03/0221; 15/04/2021; 04/05/2021
South Eastern Trust area: 6 – 7pm 01/04/2021; 20/04/2021
Western Trust area: 6 – 7pm 06/04/2021; 22/04/2021
Southern Trust area: 6 – 7pm 08/04/2021; 27/04/2021
Northern Trust area: 6 – 7pm 13/04/2021; 29/04/2021
Contact:
Text / WhatsApp: 0778-365-6492
Email: pashmina@counsellingallnations.org
Website: https://counsellingallnations.org/
https://www.facebook.com/Counselling-All-Nations-Services-2132930756753893/
https://twitter.com/counsellingan
Sector:
- Community development
- Health and wellbeing
- Men
- Older people
- Race/ethnicity
- Women
- Young people
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More Information
Registration is important
Project supported by MCNi and funded by NET & Comic Relief
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